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Methods from the Arts and Other Media 68 Developmental Processes Involving Reflective Practice: Supervision 70 Mentoring 71 Co-peer Mentoring 73 Paying Attention 75 4 The Power of Narrative 78 Reflective Practice Narratives 80 Narratives of Practice 83 Autobiographical Reflective Stories 85 Our Storied Nature 88
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